Re: Computer archetecture

On Thursday 08 December 2005 9:10 am, Kent West wrote: > Blitz wrote: > > It may just be hard to find if it is there... but im looking for a way > > to find out which version of debian I should download (based on > > computer), and have no idea what my computer archetecture

Re: Computer archetecture

Blitz wrote: > It may just be hard to find if it is there... but im looking for a way > to find out which version of debian I should download (based on > computer), and have no idea what my computer archetecture is by > looking at the list. > I know it's not a mac, so I

Re: Computer archetecture

If you just want to get a "taste" of Linux you should definitely try Knoppix. Download one ISO (CD or DVD, depending on how fast your internet connection is), burn it, boot your computer with it. That's all. Andrei Frank wrote: Thanks. Believe it or not, that actually helps. That informatio

Re: Computer archetecture

Thanks. Believe it or not, that actually helps. That information isn't covered anywhere I looked on the debian website. > i know this might be spam, but i'll answer anyway... > > It has something to do with your _PROCESSOR_ (the little thingie inside > your computer, that does all the hard wor

Re: Computer archetecture

d download (based on computer), and have no idea what my computer archetecture is by looking at the list. I know it's not a mac, so I won't click powerPC... but thats as far as I have gotten. I386 sounds familiar, but that may be because Im used to a windows system... please help. -- T

Computer archetecture

It may just be hard to find if it is there... but im looking for a way to find out which version of debian I should download (based on computer), and have no idea what my computer archetecture is by looking at the list.  I know it's not a mac, so I won't click powerPC... but th